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We’re Hiring: Project H.O.P.E
13 April 2022The Canadian Mental Health Association Nova Scotia Division is looking for a passionate and self-motivated individual to join the Project H.O.P.E [Housing Outreach Peer Empowerment] team for a six-month contract…
Make a difference in your community! Join the CMHA NS Board of Directors
9 April 2022Join our volunteer board of directors and help us work to ensure that all people in Nova Scotia experience good mental health and well-being. The Canadian Mental Health Association Nova Scotia…
Nova Scotian woman plans to celebrate birthday by biking 104 km for mental health
8 April 2022Halifax/Kjipuktuk – A Nova Scotian woman is planning to celebrate her 33rd birthday by raising funds and awareness for mental health — a cause she says is near and dear to her….
CMHA Mental Health Week 2022 is May 2 – 8
7 April 2022This Mental Health Week, before you weigh in, tune in. “I can relate.” It’s a familiar expression and one you’ve likely used countless times throughout the pandemic. When someone has been sick or stressed, felt…
Bounceback available in Nova Scotia
7 April 2022The Canadian Mental Health Association of Nova Scotia is proud to announce that CMHA’s BounceBack program is available in Nova Scotia. BounceBack® is a free, guided self-help program that helps…
CMHA NS launches THRIVE Learning Centre for Mental Wellness and Well-being
7 April 2022Start your wellness journey TODAY. Karn Nichols, Executive Director of the Canadian Mental Health Association Nova Scotia Division [CMHA NS] is proud to announce the launch of THRIVE…
Provincial Budget a move in the right direction; falls short on addressing the social determinants of health
30 March 2022Halifax/Kjipuktuk -Yesterday, March 29, 2022 the Nova Scotia Government released the 2022- 2023 Provincial Budget. The Canadian Mental Health Association, along with our partner, the Nova Scotia College of Social…
All eyes on provincial budget
29 March 2022PRESS RELEASE — Halifax/Kjipuktuk: Today, March 29, 2022 the Nova Scotia Government will release the 2022-2023 Provincial Budget. A commitment to quality mental health care and social equity will only…
Bell Let’s Talk Day – the world’s biggest conversation about mental health is January 26
24 March 2022Bell Let’s Talk Day is Wednesday, January 26 and we’re joining in to help drive meaningful progress in mental health. COVID-19 has affected every aspect of our lives, including our…